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What rails-to-trails public parks have been or are planned to be constructed in the US, converting disused railroad land to green space or trails?

The 606 is nice for the North Chicago community, but the El Paseo trail is under works which will have easy lake and river access and over 4 miles unlike the shorter 606. It is not only a rails to trails project, it includes remediated EPA Brownsfield sites by the BNSF to revitalize the sites from previously lead contaminated soil causing an unhealthy environment. It will connect Pilsen/University Villages to the southwest perhaps eventually to Fermi or Argonne labs connecting the art and science communities.Although it has some great bus access, the trains are a little further away from the trail than the 606 so gentrification will be slow which is a nice thing so the residents have time to grow with the cost of the surrounding neighborhood. The start is around a wonderful community garden/organization that the trail is named for with plenty of bonfires and bbqs for interested passerbyers. It’s an awesome way to create healthier neighborhoods. Our well-known local muralist, Diana Solis has already started on the brilliantization process along the path!

What is it like when you have a boss that presents your work product to their superiors as if it’s their own?

First, I assume that they only present project successes to their superiors. You get to own any failures.Realistically, there is not much you can do about it directly. Do ensure they are documented on your annual reviews (at least in our company, we have a list of accomplishments that are added to each review).Here is a dirty little secret: more than one person can claim credit for a successful project! If it truly a team effort, then each can get recognized!If they balk at this, just show them this answer!Here is something fun: makes sure all of your achievements are listed on your LinkedIn profile. And make connections (if possible) with your managers. You would be surprised how often they look at your profile.If they question you about what you have written, just let them know your bosses contribution was limited to the credit par (on the other hand, if they did give material support, then give credit where credit is due. But the premise here was stealing ideas, not just claiming credit for an overall project success).However, just make sure you have a good paper trail. We have a formal project management system where we keep a status log (updated daily), so it’s pretty hard to take credit for someone else’s product development project.Prior to have that system, I used to keep a Word document with milestones and other key decision as sort of a project history (it saves my bacon several times!)But look at this from another angle: it’s exceedingly rare for someone to leapfrog their supervisor in an organization. They need to be promoted to create a vacancy to move up. So let him or her take credit so they can Peter Principle themselves up the organization. At some point their unethical behavior will catchup, where their peers and even subordinates are manager’s themselves.And if not, at least they are out of your hair.And if they are doing this to you, be sure they are doing this to others.

What are some best practices for Django development?

Here are some things I have learned over the years that have helped me:1. Try to setup your projects with the following directory structure/myproject/apps/configs/settings/deploy/static/templatesurls.pyfabfile.pyapps - contains subfolders with specific functionality (static, accounts, etc)configs - stores all configuration related scripts (gunicorn, nginx, celery, mongdb, redis, etc). It's useful because you can use fabric (put command) to copy these over to the correct locations on a serverdeploy - contains all deploy scripts, set up in similar manner to this project[1]A lot of examples you see online put everything into a single fabfile.py, but that gets really messy as a project gets larger. Having a deploy folder that is organized like django-fabtastic allows you to cut-and-paste it over into other projects if you are using the same technologiessettings - a folder (not a file like settings.py) that is setup based on this reference [2]You could use local_settings.py, production_settings.py etc. but that yipit guys got it right and that is definitely the way to gostatic - contains js, css, images, types/fontstemplates - all your html files2. Use gunicorn[3] instead of apache. If for no other reason, a print statement in code wont crash the entire site. Gunicorn is less bloated and very easy to configure. And large sites like instagram are using it at web scale so dont let people tell you its not a good idea - it will make your job easier and you can leave the office and drink a lot more beer3. Use celery for anything that can be made asynchronous (sending emails, uploading photos, etc). Dont make the user wait for the request to return, push it onto a queue and let celery do the work for you. Also, do not use rabbitmq as the celery backend, use redis. RabbitMQ is supposedly more stable and messages cant get lost, but it's also a pain to configure and 99% of people can afford to lose a message because a lost message really doesnt matter that much.4. If you are going to use a SQL-based solution, then use South for migrations. I have had a lot of success migrating away (completely) from Django's ORM[7] and sticking to PyMongo[5] + MongoEngine[5]. Development is way more fun if you're using MongoDB, if you do not believe me, try it out. Say goodbye to painful schema migrations. Ya, and I know, MongoDB doesn't scale, but guess what, it does.5. If you need to make a REST API, then use Django-TastyPie[8]. Unfortunately, there is currently no good solution for constructing RESTful APIs if your backend is MongoDB. If I am wrong, provide a link please because no one on StackOverflow could[9]6. Do not use test.py for unit tests, put them in a directory called tests/__init__.py and import them in that __init__.py file. Also, trying usingnose, it's really cool.[10]7. Look and good open source project for reference. The most obviously is the Django project itself[11], but Newsblur[12] and Everyblock[13] are also great references:That is it- that is 3 years worth of trail-and-error for free![1] https://github.com/duointeractive/django-fabtastic[2] http://tech.yipit.com/2011/11/02/django-settings-what-to-do-about-settings-py/[3] http://gunicorn.org/[4] https://github.com/ask/django-celery[5] https://github.com/mongodb/mongo-python-driver[6] https://github.com/hmarr/mongoengine[7] https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/topics/db/queries/[8] https://github.com/toastdriven/django-tastypie[9] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/8333874/how-do-i-create-simple-rest-apis-in-django-with-a-mongoengine-backend[10] http://readthedocs.org/docs/nose/en/latest/[11] https://github.com/django/django[12] https://github.com/samuelclay/NewsBlur[13] https://github.com/dkukral/everyblock

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